On Saturday, September 24th, HE ✠Jerome of Selsey, ordained to the sacred priesthood in the Traditional Latin Rite broadcast live from the historic Clarissine Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross in Bratislava, the Revd Dr Adam Sýkora PhD (Karlova) & the Revd Dr Robert Wilson PhD (Cantab).

Dr. Sýkora has been appointed to serve the Old Roman apostolate in Slovakia. With a doctorate in theology from the prestigious Univerzita Karlova in Prague and a Master’s degree from the Roman Catholic Faculty of Theology of Cyril and Methodius at Comenius University, Bratislava, Dr. Sýkora brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his theological background. Additionally, he possesses a professional training in psychology, further enhancing his qualifications.

Dr. Wilson has been appointed to serve the Old Roman apostolate within the United Kingdom. With a doctorate in theology from Cambridge University and a Master’s degree from Selwyn College of the same university, Dr. Wilson currently holds the esteemed position of an archivist and librarian at the renowned Bodleian Library, which stands as one of Europe’s oldest libraries situated within Oxford University.

Likewise, in Detroit IL, USA, HE ✠Nioclas of Movilla, ordained to the sacred priesthood via letters dimissorial in the Traditional Latin Rite, the Revd Fr. Stanislaus Guadalupe Ybarra, FMCD (Esteban) of the Littlest Sons of the Sweetest Heart of The Most Blessed Virgin Mary, a religious order under the Congregation of Divine Charity. Fr Stanislaus is a Masters degree graduate of the Catholic University of America, Washington DC and received religious formation in the Congregation of Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary

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